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SHOTLIST: BC Place, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. 10th March 2019.
Semi-final #1: South Africa 31, Fiji 12
1. 00:00 Teams walk onto pitch
2. 00:07 TRY - South Africa's Selvyn Davids scores try in 7th minute of first half, 10-5 South Africa
3. 00:21 TRY - South Africa's Muller du Plessis scores try in second half
Semi-final #2: France 33, USA 5
4. 00:39 Teams walk onto pitch
5. 00:49 TRY - France's Marvin O'Connor scores try in 5th minute of first half, 17-0 France
6. 01:12 TRY - France's Jean Pascal Barraque scores try in second half
Final: South Africa 21, France 12
7. 01:31 Teams walk onto pitch
8. 01:41 TRY - France's Pierre Gilles Lakafia scores try in 3rd minute of first half, 5-0 France
9. 02:00 TRY - South Africa's Impi Brecher Visser scores try in 6th minute, 7-5 South Africa (successful conversion)
10. 02:16 TRY - South Africa's Selvyn Davids scores try in the first half, 14-5 South Africa (successful conversion)
11. 02:38 TRY - South Africa's Werner Kok scores try in 8th minute in the second half, 21-5 South Africa (successful conversion)
12. 03:01 Replay of try
13. 03:11 South Africa lift trophy for Vancouver tournament
SOURCE: World Rugby
DURATION: 03:32
STORYLINE:
Defending series champion South Africa beat a resurgent France 21-12 in the final of the Vancouver Sevens on Sunday to claim its first title of the season in the World Rugby Sevens Series.
South Africa's best result in the previous five rounds of the 2018-2019 season was a third-placing in its home tournament at Cape Town in December. The new-look BlitzBokke have been forced to give up several key players to Super Rugby and were only seventh at the previous series stop at Las Vegas last week.
But after completing pool play Saturday with an unbeaten record, including a win over series leader the United States, they went on to reach the final with a 33-12 quarterfinal win over Argentina and 31-12 semifinal win over Fiji.
France was the most unlikely of finalists, appearing in its first Cup final since 2012 and chasing a first title in 14 years. The French were only 15th at the Las Vegas Sevens and were beaten 45-7 by New Zealand in their opening pool match in Vancouver.
But they recovered to reach the playoffs, beating Las Vegas finalists Samoa 35-12 in the quarterfinals and the United States 33-5 in the semis.
SHOTLIST: BC Place, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. 10th March 2019.
Semi-final #1: South Africa 31, Fiji 12
1. 00:00 Teams walk onto pitch
2. 00:07 TRY - South Africa's Selvyn Davids scores try in 7th minute of first half, 10-5 South Africa
3. 00:21 TRY - South Africa's Muller du Plessis scores try in second half
Semi-final #2: France 33, USA 5
4. 00:39 Teams walk onto pitch
5. 00:49 TRY - France's Marvin O'Connor scores try in 5th minute of first half, 17-0 France
6. 01:12 TRY - France's Jean Pascal Barraque scores try in second half
Final: South Africa 21, France 12
7. 01:31 Teams walk onto pitch
8. 01:41 TRY - France's Pierre Gilles Lakafia scores try in 3rd minute of first half, 5-0 France
9. 02:00 TRY - South Africa's Impi Brecher Visser scores try in 6th minute, 7-5 South Africa (successful conversion)
10. 02:16 TRY - South Africa's Selvyn Davids scores try in the first half, 14-5 South Africa (successful conversion)
11. 02:38 TRY - South Africa's Werner Kok scores try in 8th minute in the second half, 21-5 South Africa (successful conversion)
12. 03:01 Replay of try
13. 03:11 South Africa lift trophy for Vancouver tournament
SOURCE: World Rugby
DURATION: 03:32
STORYLINE:
Defending series champion South Africa beat a resurgent France 21-12 in the final of the Vancouver Sevens on Sunday to claim its first title of the season in the World Rugby Sevens Series.
South Africa's best result in the previous five rounds of the 2018-2019 season was a third-placing in its home tournament at Cape Town in December. The new-look BlitzBokke have been forced to give up several key players to Super Rugby and were only seventh at the previous series stop at Las Vegas last week.
But after completing pool play Saturday with an unbeaten record, including a win over series leader the United States, they went on to reach the final with a 33-12 quarterfinal win over Argentina and 31-12 semifinal win over Fiji.
France was the most unlikely of finalists, appearing in its first Cup final since 2012 and chasing a first title in 14 years. The French were only 15th at the Las Vegas Sevens and were beaten 45-7 by New Zealand in their opening pool match in Vancouver.
But they recovered to reach the playoffs, beating Las Vegas finalists Samoa 35-12 in the quarterfinals and the United States 33-5 in the semis.
